Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,4  |             is awaited, towards the invisible; and thus he indicates precisely
 2 I, 1,4  |             hoped for”) or into the invisible (“the evidence~of things
 3 I, 1,5  |         cannot be measured; what is invisible~cannot be valued; that which
 4 I, 1,5  |       creation in general. “For the invisible things of Him from the creation
 5 I, 1,5  |             1:20); that is, what is invisible in Him, His eternal power
 6 I, 1,7  |            uncomplicated,~bodiless, invisible, intangible, indescribable,
 7 I, 1,18 |             constant, unchangeable, invisible,~source of goodness and
 8 I, 2,9  |           are an earth, visible and~invisible, whether they be Thrones,
 9 I, 2,11 |     goodness~and mercy of God: “The invisible things of Him from the creation
10 II, 3,2 |      creates them, both visible and invisible, and also man, who is made
11 II, 3,2 |           of all things visible~and invisible; and in one Lord Jesus Christ,
12 II, 3,5 |           men, even though they are invisible to us.What has been revealed
13 II, 3,5 |           of~all things visible and invisible.” The invisible, angelic
14 II, 3,5 |         visible and invisible.” The invisible, angelic world was created
15 II, 3,5 |           are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be~thrones,
16 II, 3,5 |           was formed later,~but the invisible heaven, the dwelling place
17 II, 3,5 |           far~as they belong to the invisible world, they cannot be seen
18 II, 3,5 |           are in earth, visible and invisible, whether Thrones, or Dominions,~
19 II, 3,6 |       spirit, which is a ray of~the invisible Divinity” (Homily 7, “On
20 II, 3,6 |         thing as the body but is~an invisible essence, is of a different
21 II, 3,6 |          the level of that which is invisible and of striving in thought
22 II, 3,6 |             Apostle instructs, “The invisible things of Him from the creation
23 II, 3,6 |            Rom. 1:20). That is, the invisible things~of God are seen through
24 II, 4,1 | illuminating all things visible and invisible, embraces~and contains everything
25 II, 6,3 |            unutterable, unknowable, invisible, unattainable God, the Second
26 II, 7,3 |           would not cease to be the invisible Shepherd and Pilot of the
27 II, 7,3 |            4).Christ Himself is the invisible Chief Bishop of the Church.
28 II, 7,3 |         Father, calls the Lord the “Invisible Bishop” (Greek: episkopos
29 II, 7,4 |       Calvinists concerning the one invisible Church, thus formulates
30 II, 7,5 |           has a visible side and an invisible side. The invisible side
31 II, 7,5 |          and an invisible side. The invisible side is: that its~Head is
32 II, 7,5 |          Church authority or by the invisible act~of God’s judgment. Thus,
33 II, 7,5 |        spiritually living,~although invisible, nucleus of the Church,
34 II, 7,5 |            still comprise a single “invisible~Church,” inasmuch as each
35 II, 7,5 |        outward character. The term “invisible” can refer only to the~Heavenly
36 II, 7,5 |              even though it has its invisible side, like a ship a part
37 II, 7,5 |          hidden in the water and is invisible to the eyes, still remains
38 II, 8,1 |          Holy Spirit, although this invisible process can be almost~unfelt
39 II, 8,2 |          the soul of a believer the invisible grace of God.”~The name
40 II, 8,2 |               are the action of the invisible grace of God, received in~
41 II, 8,6 |            of the Holy Trinity.~The invisible effects of grace in the
42 II, 9,5 |            the visible image of the~Invisible God” (in the expression
43 Add, 0,4|           us:~in people, and in the invisible dark powers which surround